'Thappad with Chappal’: Punjabi wife’s K-Drama-Style Hindi test for Korean Husband leaves internet in split. Watch viral video

An Instagram video featuring Indian content creator Neha Arora and her Korean husband, Jongsoo Lee, has taken social media by storm, accumulating over 1.4 million views. The video, which humorously blends K-drama style with Indian humor, showcases a lighthearted language challenge between the couple.

A Fun Language Challenge

In the video, Arora sets up a challenge for her husband: "Let’s check my husband’s Hindi skills." She then turns the camera to Lee, who is holding their baby. Arora shows Lee pictures of various objects and asks him to identify them in Hindi. Despite his limited knowledge of the language, Lee confidently responds with his own interpretations, leading to a series of amusing moments.

For example, when shown a spoon, Lee correctly says "chammach." However, the fun begins when Arora shows him a picture of slippers. Lee, with a grin, confidently responds, “Yeh bilkul aasaan, thappad!” Arora, confused, asks, “Thappad?” To this, Lee quickly adds, “Thappad with chappal,” making the viewers burst into laughter.


The humor continues when Arora shows Lee a picture of a mosquito. Without hesitation, Lee exclaims, “I know, I know, She is like you na, macchar,” bringing even more laughter to the audience.

Internet Reacts to the Clip

The video quickly gained popularity, with viewers flooding social media with their reactions. One user commented, “This is gold! The way he says ‘thappad with chappal’ is just too much,” while another remarked, “The mosquito part had me rolling on the floor. He’s got the desi humour down!”

Many viewers also praised the couple’s chemistry, with one writing, “Their bond is so beautiful; this video made my day.” Additionally, fans admired Lee’s ability to embrace Hindi, even when it led to humorous mistakes. One comment read, “I can’t stop watching this. It’s the perfect blend of K-drama charm and Indian comedy!”

This heartwarming and funny video has captured the attention of audiences across social media, proving once again the power of cross-cultural humor.